The phrase "administrative machine" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a system or process that manages administrative tasks or functions within an organization.
Example: "The new administrative machine has streamlined our workflow, making it easier to handle paperwork and approvals."
Alternatives: "administrative system" or "management apparatus".
U.S. occupation forces were pressed to use the Japanese administrative machine, especially the Korean police force, for the efficient administration and to control demonstration and riots incited by Korean nationalists and communists.
We don't need efficient clerks to fuel an administrative machine that is no longer needed.
The man sounds reasonable, but behind him the administrative machine works to expropriate the company".
Standing between the two is an administrative machine corroded by apathy and corruption.
Israelites of international attachments were insinuating themselves into key positions in the German administrative machine.
That might have recommended him for the task of overhauling an administrative machine that John Paul barely touched.
He had previously said that only administrative machines at nuclear facilities had been infected.
The bad news for many workers is that fewer companies are sharing the wealth with their salaried "non-exempt" employees--people in clerical and technical jobs such as administrative assistants, machine operators or electricians who are eligible for overtime and make up a huge segment of many companies' workforces.
In addition, SEAS has dedicated space (administrative offices; machining facilities; and future student spaces) in the Northwest Science Building, which houses some 520,000 square feet of "flexible" laboratories, classrooms, and offices.
He told a post-poll strategy meeting that the timing was to allow him to complete work on the party's administrative and political machine before handing over to a younger successor with less "baggage" and concentrating on being re-elected to the European Parliament in 2014.
He recruited extensively from what is known as "administrative parties"—electoral machines dating to the time of the monarch's late father, Hassan II, and composed mostly of provincial notables.
